
Chasing the Phoenix
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Personal preferences and reviews
Rekindled Love, Coercive Possession, and Star-Crossed Lovers
Mostly historical romance. Reunions after a breakup are so hard to write, seriously. The possessive-take-by-force trope is kind of a personal kink. Also includes tragic love and stories for adults...
Settings I Dislike
Marked to avoid stepping on the same landmine again
Right Up My Alley
Looking for more books
Completed Novels I Bought in Full [Genre-Hopper] (Ongoing Updates)
Keeping track of some books I bought in full. Most were bought a long time ago. This is more for my own records than recommendations. My tastes are all over the place, so beware.
Su-Style Stories
Love triangles, otome, coercion, faux taboo, faux incest, obsession, taking someone by force, pride and prejudice, and stealing someone else's partner. There's a 100-book limit, so updates are in Su Wen 2.
Cool and Aloof Heroines in Historical Romance
I really like cool, composed heroines in period dramas, like Wei Yingluo.
Historical Romance That Hits My Kinks (Some Xianxia Too)
Eclectic tastes, a slow and steady pace, youthful energy, gradual growth, and puppy love
Flaws Outshone by Strengths
Flawed, but readable to the end
The Museum of Innocence
A personal record of some books I've read
Great Books I Bought the Full Version Of
Mostly BG, with a tiny bit of BL. The really famous ones aren't included.
My Favorite Ancient Romance Heroines
I only read historical romance. I love the tension and unresolved feelings during the will-they-won't-they stage.
A Mixed Bag of Stories I Feel Indifferent About
Stories I keep opening but can’t get into, recorded here so I don’t stumble on them again.
A Mixed Bag of Tastes, All Good Reads
I like quick transmigration, everyone’s favorite, little kids, devoted wives, and strong female leads. No dumb writing, and the blurbs need to be appealing.
Historical Romance
Includes feel-good stories about ambitious heroines building their careers, as well as sweet romances with doting husbands.
Not in the Mood Yet, Check Back Later
Good
Various Historical Romances (No Yuri or BL)
All kinds of historical romance, with political intrigue, household drama, and farming stories.
Frequent Rereads
No bad endings, no weak heroines, and no groveling male leads
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Most of these are books whose titles ring a bell, including ones I read a long time ago.
Good Reads to Keep for Myself
A variety of writing styles, with both BG and BL, though there’s less BL.
Ancient Romance, Transmigration, and Xianxia
Historical romance, transmigration, and xianxia. I like stories with a bit of logic, a bit of spice, a bit of political intrigue, a bit of sweetness, and a bit of quirky humor (though a given story might only have one of these).
Books I've Finished
Just keeping these for reference
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The author who wrote in the extra chapter that all the members are great benevolent people
Woohoo, I just like the happy ending. The male protagonist's father is the most suitable to be a king. My heart warms when I see it The author writes so well! There were some parts that made me cry! In the end, they all lived a happy life. Who can say that this "cliché" ending doesn't make people happy? I hope the author and everyone reading the article can be safe and happy!
I finished reading it over the weekend. I had previously read Big Mud Legs. I particularly liked Li Ya and the silly third child. The heroine was also very cute. After that, I was short of books for a while. I finished reading this book this weekend. It felt so novel because this book is not about love between men and women, but more about sisterly love and friendship. I cried when I read it last night. My sister in the previous life was really miserable. But in order to protect her sister, she sacrificed herself. The younger sister learned the truth and endured the humiliation along the way, forcibly smoothing out her original true character. In order to get revenge, we will do whatever it takes, including using the male protagonist. In the end, the male protagonist falls in love with the female protagonist, but the female protagonist still wants to find Dasu. She has a dream in her heart, not a love brain. Some people say it is a bad ending. I don't think why the female protagonist has to make a face and fall in love with the male protagonist. In the end, the female protagonist escapes and the male protagonist chases her. She does everything. I think everything is reasonable because the male protagonist has not felt pain in his life. He has been abused since he was a child. It is the female protagonist who makes him feel the pain. So without the female protagonist, maybe the male protagonist will not live alone. So what does power mean? I didn't watch the last extra episode, Lao Gao and Sister. They were too cruel. On the contrary, I didn't watch enough of the last extra episode. It's so good. Happy ending 2023.9.10 Thank you so much. This article made my trip worthwhile.
Both uncle and nephew just want to fall in love, hahaha, so they can only bring the old prince back to the throne.
Personally, I feel that it is Li Xia (the heroine) who wants the treasure of the previous dynasty, and the desire to have a mother in the world is the Li family's request for Li Zhi/the goal that Li Zhi subconsciously sets for herself. When the heroine gave up her identity to play the role of sister, deep down in her heart she longed to become a sister so that Li Zhimu could live an upright and upright life in the world. However, deep down in her heart she also had the desire to be Li Xia, just like her childhood desire to go to a place of freedom. It is mentioned in the book that the heroine plans to obtain the treasure and then go to other countries to meet her mother's world as one of her life goals. If the pursuit of her mother's world comes from the heroine's guilt and revenge for her sister's death in her place of identity, then getting the treasure is to fulfill the heroine's dream of being Lixia. For the male protagonist who still doesn't know the heroine's true identity, he initially burned the treasure map in front of the heroine (the heroine thought she would never find the treasure again). In my very subjective opinion, it undoubtedly obliterated the meaning of Lixia's existence. This made the heroine, who was burdened with the lives of two people, lose hope. So in my eyes, looking for treasures = persisting in Lixia's pursuit of her own personality. The pursuit of splitting/diversity actually confirms what has appeared in the previous article. As for the male protagonist feeling that there are two people coexisting in the female protagonist's body, it can also be understood as the split of two personalities in the female protagonist's body.
I've read it four times. It's so good. I'd like to read more if you can write a few more!
Well, everything else is fine, except that the Cui treasure belongs to the male protagonist. He should be the only Cui bloodline. He can do whatever he wants with his things. The female protagonist has been seeking this and said she didn't want it when the male protagonist destroyed the map. Did she realize that it belonged to someone else?
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Excuse me, my best friend is asking for a story about strong women. Is it a story about strong women?
Friends, who is this Ashan in the end? Can't remember